Music Appreciation

[CAJUNJUDO]

I’ve been listening to a lot of WVRadio lately…2 that I keep going back to.

Nolan Taylor - “68”
Great voice but an even better storyteller.

https://youtu.be/UKxTIuw1zEM?si=t-lwtLeIndKPKErR

Chris Huntt, Jr. - “Leave the Devil Be”
https://youtube.com/watch?v=hs_PS1H9JWg

[RaisingCajun08]

That said, Taylor Hawkins' side project (Taylor Hawkins and the Coattail Riders) was phenomenal. Red Light Fever is probably one of my favorite albums of all time.

I've heard about his side project years ago but never took the time to listen. This will be a priority today.

[CajunJack55]

Speaking of Foo Fighters…Jazzfeat lineup just announced

Rolling Stones, foo fighters, Neil Young, Chris Stapleton, The Killers, Beach boys to name a few performers

[zeppelincajun]

https://youtu.be/iFXhug9YwN8?si=kDWCRobQyL_A6Xgk

So where do yall stand on jam bands? I’ve tried with the Dead a bunch of times, and it just hasn’t ever clicked fully. I do like some of their studio albums. Found this cover of Bloodbuzz Ohio by Goose that I thought was pretty cool. May check these guys out more.

[RaisingCajun08]

https://youtu.be/iFXhug9YwN8?si=kDWCRobQyL_A6Xgk

So where do yall stand on jam bands? I’ve tried with the Dead a bunch of times, and it just hasn’t ever clicked fully. I do like some of their studio albums. Found this cover of Bloodbuzz Ohio by Goose that I thought was pretty cool. May check these guys out more.

I love a good jam band. To me there is something there that always feels authentic. Maybe its because they tend to improvise a lot during live shows.

If you like Goose, check out Pigeons Playing Ping Pong and Big Something.

[Gumbeaux]

Chris Cornell definitely my favorite vocalist of all time - much less the 90's.

But the 90s kicked out all sorts of cool stuff - from Screaming Trees to Porno for Pyros to The Tragically Hip (which any actual Canadian will tell you is the best rock band of all time from Canada - then proceed to apologize profusely for Nickelback)

https://youtu.be/9-WBZMRFFkU?si=6zHn3cr2U1yVcXgE

[R1Letterman]

Speaking of Foo Fighters…Jazzfeat lineup just announced

Rolling Stones, foo fighters, Neil Young, Chris Stapleton, The Killers, Beach boys to name a few performers

Which one is jazz now?

[R1Letterman]

Why does every music thread devolve in to who can find the most obscure thing, not much different than lunch threads

If I told you I was a big fan of oxygen, youÂ’d claim to have held your breathe for the last 10 years hahahahaha

Checks notes: christmas music was around before foo fighters, maybe i already liked it

Varsity always has great bands. I saw Dinosaur Jr. And Pavement mid 90s

But but but we dont want our students going to tsab events

only a foo would fight for the foo fighters

Bump

[ColoradoCajun]

Some albums I'm looking forward to in the next few months: MGMT - Loss of Life, Khruangbin - A LA SALA, The Black Keys - Ohio Players, and Cedric Burnside - Hill Country Love.

What about you guys?

[CajunAmos]

Guess Who or Rush make the list?

[ZoomZoom]

Here is a good jam artist. Strange dude, but very, very good.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dyQJH615KwA

[CajunNation]

Chris Cornell definitely my favorite vocalist of all time - much less the 90's.

But the 90s kicked out all sorts of cool stuff - from Screaming Trees to Porno for Pyros to The Tragically Hip (which any actual Canadian will tell you is the best rock band of all time from Canada - then proceed to apologize profusely for Nickelback)

https://youtu.be/9-WBZMRFFkU?si=6zHn3cr2U1yVcXgE

Canadian Rock Bands?

1 - Rush
2 - Unleash The Archers
3 - Everybody Else

[BabbForHeisman]

Canadian Rock Bands?

1 - Rush
2 - Unleash The Archers
3 - Everybody Else

Theory of a Deadman, maybe?

[RaisingCajun08]

Here is a good jam artist. Strange dude, but very, very good.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dyQJH615KwA

I completely forgot about Buckethead. I have not seen videos of him in years. Very innovative guitar player for sure.

[VObserver]

My first "real" concert was the Lovin Spoonful and the Beach Boys in Jones Hall in Houston around 1965-66.

I saw James Brown at the Big Oaks Club in Vinton about that same time frame.

I saw Sam The Sham and the Pharaohs at a dive bar in Deer Park right before "Wooly Bully" hit the charts.

For the country guys out there, I saw Little Jimmy Dickens at a bar on Magazine Street in 1967, and Micky Gilly played my Prom in 1965.